12 Responsible Consumption and Production
Definition To foster production and consumption habits that minimize environmental impacts. Origin It stems from international environmental agreements. Function To promote a culture of conservation, efficiency, and waste reduction.
7 CLEAN AND AFFORDABLE ENERGY
Definition To promote the transition to renewable and accessible energy Origin Born from the need to curb pollution and ensure development. Function To bring renewable energy to all communities and increase efficiency.
17 ALLIANCES TO ACHIEVE THE OBJECTIVES
Your relationship with the module Definition To drive international collaboration to achieve all of the above challenges. Origin It focuses on pooling efforts among governments, businesses, and citizens. Function To connect resources, knowledge, and capabilities to address global challenges.
11 Sustainable Cities and Communities
Definition Rethinking urban spaces to make them safer, more accessible, and more environmentally friendly. Origin It is a response to the strong global urban growth. Function To improve urban, transportation, and environmental management.
10 Reducing Inequalities
Your relationship with the module Definition To reduce differences within and between societies. Origin To recognize that inequality is on the rise despite global progress. Function To promote equality of opportunity and social inclusion.
16 PEACE, JUSTICE AND SOLID INSTITUTIONS
Definition Building societies with peace, justice, and efficient institutions. Origin Incorporated as a new goal in the SDGs due to its relationship with development. Function Reducing violence and corruption and protecting fundamental rights.
15 Earthly Life
Definition Protecting forests, ecosystems, and terrestrial biodiversity. Origin International initiatives focused on preserving nature. Function Stopping ecosystem destruction, restoring degraded areas, and promoting sustainable use.
2 zero hunger
Definition Guarantee that no passi wins, promoting sufficient and healthy nutrition.
Origin Broadens the spectrum of global fame, including sustainability and diversity.
It worked to transform the production and distribution of food so that it arrived at all levels.
14 Underwater Life
Definition To protect oceans, seas, and marine resources from degradation. Origin A global response to the crisis of marine ecosystems. Function To restore biodiversity, reduce pollution, and make marine activities sustainable.
13 CLIMATE ACTION
Definition Tackling the climate crisis with urgent action. Origin Directly tied to global agreements to limit climate change. Function Reducing emissions, adapting human and natural systems, and promoting proactive policies.
8 DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
Definition Create dignified jobs and promote a healthy economy for everyone. Origin Economic development valued as a key to prosperity. Function Generate safe, fair, and well-paying job opportunities.
END OF POVERTY
Definition Achieving that everyone has measures to meet basic needs and eliminate situations of extreme poverty.Origin Neix of the international objective of ending poverty, based on previous proposals to the SDGs.It worked: Donate support, protect resources and promote aid systems for the most vulnerable people.
3 HEALTH AND WELLBEING
Your relationship with the module Definition: Seek the comprehensive health of the population, not only to prevent serious diseases but also to ensure well-being. Origin: It continues the commitment to public health initiated by previous international objectives. Function: Improve health systems, facilitate access, and include mental and preventive health.
9 INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Definition To promote industrial modernization and technological innovation. Origin A response to the challenges of globalization and infrastructure deficits. Function To improve economic and social development through new technologies and infrastructure.
4 QUALITY EDUCATION
Definition: Empower education that reaches everyone, is high-quality, and is for all ages. Origin: Inspired by the value of education as a universal right. Function: Reduce educational inequalities, train professionals, and become a driver of opportunities.
6 Clean Water and Sanitation
Definition: To ensure that everyone has access to drinking water and sanitation services. Origin: Global concern about the value of water and public health. Function: To improve infrastructure, ensure fair and sustainable management, and reduce health problems.
5 Gender Equality
Definition: To work for effective equality among people of all genders. Origin: A central pillar of many recent social movements and international agendas. Function: To overcome social, political, economic, and cultural barriers that impede equality.
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12 Responsible Consumption and Production
Definition To foster production and consumption habits that minimize environmental impacts. Origin It stems from international environmental agreements. Function To promote a culture of conservation, efficiency, and waste reduction.
7 CLEAN AND AFFORDABLE ENERGY
Definition To promote the transition to renewable and accessible energy Origin Born from the need to curb pollution and ensure development. Function To bring renewable energy to all communities and increase efficiency.
17 ALLIANCES TO ACHIEVE THE OBJECTIVES
Your relationship with the module Definition To drive international collaboration to achieve all of the above challenges. Origin It focuses on pooling efforts among governments, businesses, and citizens. Function To connect resources, knowledge, and capabilities to address global challenges.
11 Sustainable Cities and Communities
Definition Rethinking urban spaces to make them safer, more accessible, and more environmentally friendly. Origin It is a response to the strong global urban growth. Function To improve urban, transportation, and environmental management.
10 Reducing Inequalities
Your relationship with the module Definition To reduce differences within and between societies. Origin To recognize that inequality is on the rise despite global progress. Function To promote equality of opportunity and social inclusion.
16 PEACE, JUSTICE AND SOLID INSTITUTIONS
Definition Building societies with peace, justice, and efficient institutions. Origin Incorporated as a new goal in the SDGs due to its relationship with development. Function Reducing violence and corruption and protecting fundamental rights.
15 Earthly Life
Definition Protecting forests, ecosystems, and terrestrial biodiversity. Origin International initiatives focused on preserving nature. Function Stopping ecosystem destruction, restoring degraded areas, and promoting sustainable use.
2 zero hunger
Definition Guarantee that no passi wins, promoting sufficient and healthy nutrition. Origin Broadens the spectrum of global fame, including sustainability and diversity. It worked to transform the production and distribution of food so that it arrived at all levels.
14 Underwater Life
Definition To protect oceans, seas, and marine resources from degradation. Origin A global response to the crisis of marine ecosystems. Function To restore biodiversity, reduce pollution, and make marine activities sustainable.
13 CLIMATE ACTION
Definition Tackling the climate crisis with urgent action. Origin Directly tied to global agreements to limit climate change. Function Reducing emissions, adapting human and natural systems, and promoting proactive policies.
8 DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
Definition Create dignified jobs and promote a healthy economy for everyone. Origin Economic development valued as a key to prosperity. Function Generate safe, fair, and well-paying job opportunities.
END OF POVERTY
Definition Achieving that everyone has measures to meet basic needs and eliminate situations of extreme poverty.Origin Neix of the international objective of ending poverty, based on previous proposals to the SDGs.It worked: Donate support, protect resources and promote aid systems for the most vulnerable people.
3 HEALTH AND WELLBEING
Your relationship with the module Definition: Seek the comprehensive health of the population, not only to prevent serious diseases but also to ensure well-being. Origin: It continues the commitment to public health initiated by previous international objectives. Function: Improve health systems, facilitate access, and include mental and preventive health.
9 INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Definition To promote industrial modernization and technological innovation. Origin A response to the challenges of globalization and infrastructure deficits. Function To improve economic and social development through new technologies and infrastructure.
4 QUALITY EDUCATION
Definition: Empower education that reaches everyone, is high-quality, and is for all ages. Origin: Inspired by the value of education as a universal right. Function: Reduce educational inequalities, train professionals, and become a driver of opportunities.
6 Clean Water and Sanitation
Definition: To ensure that everyone has access to drinking water and sanitation services. Origin: Global concern about the value of water and public health. Function: To improve infrastructure, ensure fair and sustainable management, and reduce health problems.
5 Gender Equality
Definition: To work for effective equality among people of all genders. Origin: A central pillar of many recent social movements and international agendas. Function: To overcome social, political, economic, and cultural barriers that impede equality.